--- layout: trip2g/instaframe free: true --- Draft deck 4: federation. Connect separate vaults so one query reaches many, each source named. ### ONE QUESTION, MANY [VAULTS] ### EVERY VAULT IS AN [ISLAND] Your friend spent a year on Kant. You spent a year on Arendt. Two great knowledge bases. Zero connection between them. ### MERGING IS A [TRAP] Copy their notes into your vault? Now there are two versions, both rotting. Shared folders end in merge conflicts and hurt feelings. ### FEDERATION [CONNECTS] trip2g lets knowledge bases link to each other while staying separate. Each base keeps its owner, its files, its server. They just answer together. ### ASK ONCE, REACH [ALL] One query fans out across the federated bases. Your Kant question gets answers from your notes AND your friend's, in one pass. ### EVERY ANSWER IS [SIGNED] Results come back labeled: this passage from this base, that one from that base. You always know whose thinking you're reading. ### NOBODY GIVES UP [CONTROL] No central server owns the network. Each base decides what it exposes. Unplug anytime. Your notes never left your machine. ### AGENTS CROSS [BORDERS] An AI agent walking your base can follow a federation link into another one. It descends into your friend's Arendt notes and comes back citing them properly. ### EXPERTS STAY [EXPERT] You don't need to become a Kant scholar. You federate with one. Depth stays where it was built. Access spreads. ### START WITH [TWO] Federation isn't a grand network launch. It's you and one other vault. A study partner. A colleague. A friend who reads different books. ### WHAT IT [BECOMES] A reading group with a shared, queryable memory. A team where every member's notes make everyone smarter. ### SAVE THIS [PLAN] Your vault plus their vault beats both alone. Save this and send it to the person whose notes you wish you could search.

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